He pressed on. The streaks of light in the void gradually thinned, replaced by traces of another kind.
They were wreckage scattered through the void.
At first, there were only scattered fragments: broken Sword Edges, shattered pieces of armor, and dim Jade Tokens. They floated in the void, still caught in the positions they had been flung into countless years ago. Some continued to turn slowly, like relics forgotten in a corner of time.
But as Fang Chen ventured deeper, the wreckage grew denser.
A huge, broken Sword Body stretched across the void for hundreds of yards. Fine gray dust coated its surface like rock weathered for countless years, but the patterns left on it were still discernible.
Its jagged break looked as though some immense force had snapped it in half. The edges had a strange glazed sheen, as if they had been melted in an instant by intense heat and then cooled.
He continued forward, and a colossal skeleton came into view.
It was even larger than the Broken Sword, stretching across the void like a winding mountain range.
Its bones were deep Dark Gold, their surfaces covered in fine cracks like an ancient city wall battered again and again by countless blows.
Its shape was unlike any beast Fang Chen had ever seen. Its back rose like a chain of peaks, its four limbs stood like pillars holding up the sky, and its head was nowhere to be found. Only a thick length of neck bone remained, pointing obliquely into the depths of the void.
Countless tiny wounds marked its bones: furrows left by sharp claws, pits blasted by Spells, and mottled patches eroded by some corrosive power.
Myna bird studied the cracks in the bones and said, "This beast was at least Immortal Emperor Level when